PHAM NEWS | FEBRUARY 2026 News Review 9


Chance to win an electric E-Transit van


To celebrate 20 years of its Affinity


Installer Loyalty


Programme, Vokèra has launched a new, year-long promotion which will give Affinity members the opportunity to earn enhanced loyalty points, alongside automatic entries into monthly prize draws and a grand prize draw, to take place in February next year. Each month, throughout 2026, participating installers can receive up to 20 entries per product registered, with 20 preloaded digital Mastercard prizes available to win, including a top monthly prize of £1,000. The first prize


Innovation centre opens in London


draw will take place in March. At the end of the promotional


year, installers who qualify by registering 12 eligible installations will go into the Grand Prize Draw, where 20 installers will win prizes, including a new


Ford E-Transit Custom van as the top prize and 19 preloaded digital Mastercard prizes.


To find out more on how to


enter and what products qualify, use the online reader link below. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/226/08


Baxi has launched a double points promotion through its Baxi Works loyalty scheme, enabling Baxi, Main and Megaflo installers to claim more rewards when they fit and register qualifying heating solutions. The campaign runs until 2 March and applies automatically when members register eligible products – this includes the Baxi 400, 600 and 800 ranges, the Main Eco Compact range, Baxi Platinum combi, Baxi Megaflo system and Duo-Tec combi boilers, Megaflo Eco cylinders, pre-plumbed ASHP cylinders, ASHP cylinders and the HP40 and HP60 units. “This promotion boils down to ‘work done; points doubled’, and is our


way of saying thank you to installers. Doubling points helps convert the essential work of Baxi engineers into useful kit and professional development,” says Rob Pearse, residential solutions director at Baxi. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/226/09


A new Innovation Centre has opened at the Building Centre in London, showcasing electric heating technologies from Devi, including underfloor heating, trace heating and associated control systems. The space is divided into areas demonstrating practical applications, such as insulated pipe installations with self-regulating heating cables and controllers compatible with building management systems. Visitors can also view underfloor


heating installations using decoupling membranes and low- carbon flooring materials, as well as a range of heating cables and thermostat options. Built-up floor modules illustrate how electric heating can be installed beneath different floor finishes, including wood, laminate, tile and carpet. A dedicated thermostat area


presents the company’s latest control technologies, including DeviReg Room, DeviReg Touch Smart Wi-Fi, and Devi Display Connect, which utilises Zigbee 3.0 connectivity to enable integration with smart home applications.


Designed as an interactive


experience, the Devi space allows visitors to engage directly with the products, with QR codes positioned throughout the centre linking directly to detailed product information on the Devi UK website. The modular design allows the


centre to be updated with new technologies and installations over time. The facility is designed for industry professionals, including installers, specifiers and consultants, to examine different electric heating solutions in a practical setting. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/226/10


Edel :The Future of Hot Water Efficiency


The only hot water heat pump on the Government- backed Energy Technology List (ETL).


Consumes up to 3x less electricity than standard electric water heaters


Up to 630mm diameter and options of 170L, 200L or 270L storage


Sound proof hood, variable speed fan and a high


performance compressor on anti-vibration pads


Stainless steel tank and no requirement for a sacrificial anode


dimplex.co.uk/edel


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